Medium Format Wooden Take Up Spool For 120 Film 220 Wood Spools Classic Roll

VINTAGE! Made in USSR in Joseph Stalin's times! Standard 120 220 type FILM SPOOL with WOODY CORE ABOUT ITEM'S ORIGIN (You can SKIP it!) First medium format MOSKVA cameras were created in 1946 on the base of Zeiss Ikonta camera with 6x9cm frame size, which was imported to the USSR for production towards reparations after WW2. Later one more cameras had been introduced: LUBITEL, then KIEV etc... Each film required the spool. First spools had woody core for metal economy and could be produced at any simple workshop. ITEM'S CONDITION: EXCELLENT The spool was made more than 60 years ago so it may have some hardly seen evidences of age. Condition is very nice, without any visible damages... just examine item's photos, please. All functions are available. TECHNICAL FEATURES * Film format: 120 or 220 (Eastman Kodak type), also known as Medium Format. * Brand: Made in USSR in 1950s years. * Size (spool length): ~2.4 in (~6.5 cm). * Film width: 2.4 in (60.96 mm). * Equivalent film format: Agfa Gevaert B2, Ansco 4A, Ensign 21/4 inch B, Rexo 415, Seneca 360, Vulcan 240 etc. * Compatible with modern cameras. * Weight: ~9 g (~0.3 oz). * Wooden core (beech wood) and metal flanges (finished in black). * One end slotted. * Nice item for vintage photo equipment collectors. THE ITEM COMES WITH One spool will arrive ABOUT PHOTOS The item pictured is the actual item for sale. You can see exactly what you are buying. SHIPPING We are more than happy to welcome any international buyers! We ship the item FREE WORLDWIDE (exclusions are exists, you can ask Me before purchase to be sure)! Item will be shipped via Russian Post service during 3 days upon receipt of your payment, even you will see tracking number almost immediately. Shipping time is mostly about 4-6 weeks to receive the item as Registered Air Mail package (or by registered and insured Air Mail parcel for heavy items), but sometimes (but not very often) it can be up to two month.